Re: Fw: ebXML Transport, Routing and Packaging Orlando Meeting Agenda

[srh@us.ibm.com]

Perhaps.

Bob made this suggestion to get some concretet thinking going
based on some experience we have in some verticals. I won't suggest
an overall message architecture here, but some of the more obvious
structures, and in fact that aligned to by some verticals, are message
structures
built around Head/ Body. Beyond that, there is much more challenging
aspects to think out, and understand.......

Scott R. Hinkelman
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Nikola Stojanovic <nstojano@cjds.com> on 01/23/2000 09:27:23 PM

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Subject:  Fw: ebXML Transport, Routing and Packaging Orlando Meeting Agenda




FYI.
As it was discussed in our con call, I would suggest to the Steering
Committee
the iterative approach for the whole ebXML project. This might be the first
iteration as Bob Sutor asked the TRP group to come up with the Header
format
(he would call it "an excellent short term deliverable"). Should we synch
with
them and work on producing our "First Model (that supports the Header)"
while we are hashing out other things in Orlando? Or, is there another
candidate
for our short term deliverable?
Nikola

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From: "Rik Drummond" <drummond@onramp.net>
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Subject: RE: ebXML Transport, Routing and Packaging Orlando Meeting Agenda


> I agree. Our requirement talk to that, maybe not clearly enough. But we
have
> been discussing it.. Bob did you post the agenda on the web site? If not
> please do.... thanks, rik
>
> -----Original Message-----
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> Agenda
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>
> I'd like the project team to consider bring the standardization of
message
> header formats as one of its work items. I know work is being and has
been
> done elsewhere, but I strongly believe that this is the best place to
> produce
> such a spec and tie in with the rest of the infrastructure. Given the
> extremely
> broad range of support for ebXML now, this is our best chance for
producing
> something and having it widely implemented. I also think that it could be
> an
> excellent short term deliverable.
>
> Bob
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> David Burdett <david.burdett@commerceone.com>@lists.oasis-open.org on
> 01/21/2000 12:10:01 PM
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>
>
>
> Folks
>
> Based on todays conference call, here are the Objectives and Agenda for
the
> Orlando meeting.
>
> David
>
> MEETING OBJECTIVES
> 1. To evaluate exisiting products protocols and standards against
> requirements to see if one fits. Choose an initiative if possible.
> 2. Outline of how docuements/data can be packaged
> 3. Define next steps for the group
>
> DAY 1
> 1. Review Definition Document 2 hrs
> 2. Review Requirement document 4 hrs
>
> DAY 2
> 1. Background Presentations (15-20 mins max)
>  - Business Quality Messaging - Rik Drummond (if possible)
>  - IBM MQ Series - Henry Ibbotson
>  - Microsoft MSMQ
>  - CORBA - Henry Lowe
>  - JMS - Nick Kassem
>  - IETF Internet Open Trading Protocol - David Burdett
>  - IETF XML Messaging - David Burdett
>  - UN/Edifact Security - Juan Carlos
>  - Travel Industry - Scott Hinkelman
>  - Healthcare - Rik Drummond
>
> Notes:
> a) Presentations should include reference
> 1. Presentations on individual open standard/initiative evaluations.
>   - IETF XML Messaging/XML Digital Signatures - David Burdett
>   - CORBA - Henry Lowe
>   - MQ Series - John Ibbotson
>   - JMS & Forte/Fusion - Nick Kassem
>   - EDI INT - Rik Drummond
>   - HTTP, SMTP & FTP - Ian Jones
>
> DAY 3
> 1. Plan the way forward
>   a) which initiatives do we support, if any
>   c) work breakdown for Transport, Packaging and Routing group - how do
we
> organize ourselves going forward and how do we relate to other activities
> within ebXML
>   b) relationships with other teams - how do we keep up to date with what
> other groups in ebXML are doing
> 2. Plan next activities
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